Icon Collision Services

10/02/2026

10/02/2026

08/12/2026

Did you know? Those structural aftermarket parts used in auto body repair mandated by most insurance companies are NOT crash-tested. OEM structural parts go through rigorous crash testing as part of the vehicle’s safety certification.
Aftermarket structural replacements? No federal requirement for crash testing. No proven energy-absorption performance. Just “it fits.”Your car’s safety cage is only as strong as its weakest link.
Choose wisely. Your life might depend on it.

08/12/2026

We will miss you Mongo!

08/10/2026

It’s not just a dent. What you see on the outside doesn’t always tell the whole story.

After a collision, damage can extend beyond the obvious impact area. That’s why properly identifying both direct and indirect damage is such an important part of the repair process.

At ICON Collision Services, we take the time to evaluate the full extent of the damage so we can determine the right repair method — not just make it look good again.

Because a proper repair isn’t only about fixing what you can see. It’s about making sure your vehicle is repaired correctly and safely.

08/05/2026

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This will change your perspective when handling your insurance during your repair process. 💪🏻

07/27/2026

Your windshield is NOT just a piece of glass!

Installing the wrong glass or skipping the required calibration can affect how those systems perform.

If your windshield has been replaced, here's one question you need to ask: "Is it an OEM windshield, and has my vehicle been calibrated?"

Most newer vehicles have cameras and sensors mounted to the windshield that control safety features like:
- Lane Keep Assist
- Forward Collision Warning
- Automatic Emergency Braking
- Adaptive Cruise Control

At Icon Collision Services, we believe you deserve to know what's being installed on your vehicle and why it matters.

Have you ever asked what type of windshield was installed on your car? Let us know in the comments!

07/21/2026

Your seat is more than just a place to sit, it’s part of your vehicle’s safety system. They help absorb crash energy, keep you in the correct position for airbag deployment, and in many vehicles even contain side-impact airbags.

After an accident, your seat can have hidden damage that you may not even notice. Bent frames, damaged tracks, or weakened mounting points can all affect how it protects you in another collision.

That’s why it’s important to have your seats inspected after any accident-even if everything looks fine.

At Icon Collision Services, we believe in doing repairs the right way because your safety is worth more than what you can see.